Can you name one Microsoft product for me that is not a part of the Microsoft Office Suite?

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As an eager candidate heading into your interview, being able to name a product that is not part of the Microsoft Office Suite should be a simple task. Your interviewer is posting this question to you to dig deeper into your overall knowledge of Microsoft and its full product line. While there are many great options to talk about, try to name a product that you are familiar with and may have firsthand experience with. Your answer can include Microsoft Dynamics, Xbox, Azure, Skype for Business, LinkedIn, Microsoft Student, GitHub, or one of the many other Microsoft products. Just remember that you can score bonus points if you have experience and knowledge of the product.

"I am familiar with a handful of Microsoft products outside of the typical Office Suite. The products which I use most include the Xbox games Minecraft and Halo. I have been playing Halo since my late teens, so it was likely my first real introduction to Microsoft products. In my career, I use Azure daily and I have a genuine appreciation for the solutions it brings to my work."

"I've become a huge fan of Skype for Business over the last five years and honestly don't know how I could effectively function in my role without it today. It has helped me become much more efficient in having quick communications with my colleagues from around the country. Whether simply messaging or using the video chat feature, I love how I can pull up any colleague and see if they are free or busy and reach out to them accordingly."

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"One Microsoft product I use all the time is OneDrive. My OneDrive account is a saving grace for me, especially as a college student. I can store all my Office files and more on OneDrive and access that information is online wherever I go. Over the past two years, I have had to get my computer fixed twice, so having OneDrive was my saving grace for keeping up with work on my phone or other computers."